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    Chinese ships present in reef since Nov. 2020

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    Date
    March 28, 2021
    Author
    Sadongdong, Martin
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    Classification code
    TP20210328_2
    Excerpt
    Chinese vessels have been swarming the Julian Felipe Reef long before the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) had discovered the more than 200 fishing vessels allegedly manned by Chinese militias early this month. Satellite images released by Simularity, a United States-based technology firm, Friday disclosed that the hundreds of Chinese fishing vessels have been going in and out of the Julia Felipe Reef as early as November last year. The satellite images practically debunked the claim of the Chinese government that the presence of the Chinese vessels in the area is for the purpose of seeking refuge from bad weather conditions.
    Citation
    Sadongdong, M. (2021, March 28). Chinese ships present in reef since Nov. 2020. Tempo, p. 2.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/10600
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    Corporate Names
    Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea (NTF-WPS)
    Personal Names
    Sobejana, Cirilito
    Geographic Names
    Julian Felipe Reef United States Philippines
    Subject
    reefs fishing vessels military operations territorial waters disputes
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